The Secret to Talking About Climate Change
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Provided by: ACE|Published on: April 27, 2021
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Synopsis
- In this video, students will hear advice on how to have effective conversations about climate change.
- The resource also includes an article about heat as a form of energy, a student worksheet, and a lesson plan to go with the video.
Subjects: Science, Social Studies
Authors: ACE
Region: Global
Languages: English
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Positives
- This video is probably best used as a starting point for students to begin talking to others about climate change.
- This is a great resource for virtual learning, as the lesson plan includes a Google Doc.
Additional Prerequisites
- The video is available to view without an account but teachers need to create a free account to access the additional materials.
- Having the steps written out ahead of time may help some students follow along with the process.
Differentiation
- You may consider having students create a conversation plan based on the steps suggested in the video.
- Science classes could use the heat article for lessons about forms of energy, thermodynamics, weather, and climate.
- Other resources to consider on this topic include this project about climate action and this Talking Climate Handbook.
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Action for the Climate Emergency (ACE)
Action for the Climate Emergency (ACE)'s mission is to educate, inspire and support young people to lead the fight for their future. To achieve their mission, ACE ensures young people have everything they need to understand the science of climate emergency and advocate for solutions.
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